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INTRODUCING GIVING PORTFOLIOS
Build a Portfolio of
Kingdom Impact.
We build strategic plans for investing. Why not do the same with our giving?
Allocate your generosity the way you’d steward any serious investment: with intention.
Choose Your Strategy
Pick a Pre-Built Portfolio.
Or Build Your Own.
Start with a strategy, then make it yours.
Gospel Allocation
Join Mart Green, Bobby Gruenewald, and others taking the Good News further, faster.
Poverty Allocation
Join Efosa Ojomo, E Aboyeji, and others solving hunger and joblessness at the root.
Vulnerability Allocation
Join Tim Tebow, Laila Mickelwait, and Chris Tomlin to defend the children the world overlooks.
Join David Green, Henry Kaestner, and 200+ families giving across all funds, where need is greatest.
Choose Your Strategy
Pick a portfolio. Or build your own.
We value accessibility over the paralysis of complexity. Impact projections are developed by each Fund Manager through research with prospective grantees and informed by independent third-party review of the underlying methodology. While every projection is grounded in careful diligence, additional detail on the assumptions and methodology is available from the Fund Managers.
The Funds
10+ funds. One portfolio.
10+ of the world’s greatest problems. Each one solvable and
each led by people already proving it.
Solving Structural HungerWhat if hunger isn't a charity problem, but a market problem?
$100 = 833 servings
Solving Human TraffickingThe world's worst supply chain — and supply chains can be dismantled.
91% of content removed
Solving Bible TranslationA 100-year timeline, compressed to this generation.
$28,000 translates 1 book
You’re not doing this alone.
200+ families are already giving together, led by people who have given their lives to these problems. Every fund is professionally managed, guided by a dedicated Fund Manager, and vetted through shared diligence.
Build Your Giving
Portfolio
Imagine what your generosity could accomplish —
allocated with intention, compounding for the Kingdom.
What problem were you built to solve?